Product Manager

Product Manager | Remote | Competitive Salary You'll take ownership of a connector product portfolio from strategy through to execution, with real say over pricing, positioning and where the business focuses next. If you like having a clear remit and the autonomy to run with it, this Product Manager role is worth a look. As a Product Manager, you will benefit from: Fully remote working Genuine autonomy to own your portfolio from strategy through to delivery Clear scope for progression within a well-established, high-reliability global industry A supportive, collaborative leadership team around you A structured role with long-term stability, not a revolving door As a Product Manager, your responsibilities will include: Own the product vision and technology roadmap for your portfolio Lead pricing strategy, KPI reporting, and contribution margin performance Drive product launches from planning through to cross-organisational execution Build competitive analysis, key messaging and market positioning Partner with Sales, Marketing and Engineering to turn customer requirements into differentiated solutions Represent the portfolio at industry events, conferences and trade shows As a Product Manager, your experience will include: A proven background in connector or interconnect product management, ideally within aerospace or defence Strong technical grounding alongside genuine commercial and strategic thinking Experience working cross-functionally with Engineering, Marketing and Operations Confident, credible communication with clients and internal stakeholders alike Comfort owning pricing, KPIs and product life cycle decisions A self-sufficient, organised approach, with the ability to lead without close supervision Applicants must be UK citizens, as sponsorship is not available for this role If you're looking for a Product Manager role where you can genuinely own the outcome rather than just influence it, this one's built for you. Apply today with an up-to-date CV or call Josh Hill at Rubicon for more information